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AI investment is driving U.S. growth but creating financial fragility. Here is what investors should watch as valuations and infrastructure spending climb. tinybfs.com/t/9WpiFW

The latest issue of Market Month is available. tinybfs.com/t/ZTeOlk

Are alternative investments an option for you? tinybfs.com/t/4F6Ja3

This edition of Market Factors starts with an important interpretation of recent market volatility with significant practical investment implications. tinybfs.com/t/uD0ea1

A rocky summer and a yearend rally looks like a plausible path for the US stock market for the remainder of 2026. tinybfs.com/t/tTbOwH

Investor enthusiasm culminated in some of the worst cases of wealth destruction in the last 100 years, a long-running study shows. tinybfs.com/t/khebA4

AI and semiconductor stocks may be falling, but the broader market remains resilient. Here’s why today’s volatility looks more like rotation than weakness. tinybfs.com/t/Nxsueo

The world economy is resilient partly because it has been lucky. Luck runs out. If the economy is to stay resilient, it must become more robust. tinybfs.com/t/xvW6Rt

Looking for the stock market outlook for the last half of 2026? See what you should consider through the end of the year to be prepared. tinybfs.com/t/aTDcux

US equities have seen their share of peaks and valleys in the first six months of 2026, plunging in March as President Donald Trump launched a war against Iran, and then soaring to new heights through the spring powered by a histori tinybfs.com/t/BBUeT5

The AI IPO wave will test whether OpenAI, Anthropic and SpaceX can turn private-market valuations into public-market trust and durable investor demand. tinybfs.com/t/sh38Wp

Stocks are partying like it’s 1999, but Americans haven’t been this gloomy in 70 years. tinybfs.com/t/AysrVH

Many of the grand predictions made during the late 1990s turned out to be remarkably accurate. They were not wrong about the destination, but they were about the timing. tinybfs.com/t/qsU2Gh

Did you know you may be able to "undo" or recharacterize regular (i.e., non-rollover) IRA contributions? In effect, you get to treat a contribution to one IRA as having been made directly to a different IRA. tinybfs.com/t/grLYgK

The Federal Reserve’s May 2026 report does not sound alarm bells. But resilience is not immunity. tinybfs.com/t/7PbSnJ

Trump’s attack on Iran has served as a reminder of how interconnected the global economy remains. tinybfs.com/t/vuDCkt

The Nasdaq and S&P 500 just hit record closing highs together for the first time since October, as Wall Street bets the U.S. and Iran will ultimately return to the negotiating table—pushing traders back into recent laggards and deep tinybfs.com/t/GtU8vp

Bad news stirs even greater interest among investors who see only prospects for the stock market to keep setting records. tinybfs.com/t/a4gI6V

Market experts say the latest recovery for stocks, which now has indexes at new highs, has been more fast-paced than the bounce following last year's Liberation Day. tinybfs.com/t/PlBxyV

Any change in global capital flows would come at an already challenging time for markets. tinybfs.com/t/G7C364